The ALDEN Hotel Splügenschloss is the smallest and most intimate 5-Star-Boutique Hotel in Zurich. The historic hotel building, under heritage protection, dates back to 1895 and was completely refurbished 2004 with the aim of restoring its original splendor. The Alden Hotel Splügenschloss now combines fin-de-siècle elegance with the high-tech comforts of today. The Alden has 22 luxurious rooms The ALDEN Hotel comprises deluxe rooms, junior suites and suites which all measure between 700 and 1000 square feet. All suites offer the latest in comfort with a luxurious interior retaining some of the original stucco work and parquet floors.
GOURMET Restaurant ALDEN PER TE An unforgettably good meal is always a wonderful experience! With quality ingredients, perfect preparation and beautifully simple presentation, Head Chef Roland Höhmann aims to serve his guests with the perfect combination in the restaurant «ALDEN per te». Inspired during time spent with Martin Dalsass (Ristorante Santabbondio in Lugano), Roland Höhmann has created a fine select menu of Mediterranean specialities. These simple and stunning creations can now be enjoyed in the ALDEN Hotel Splügenschloss. Bar and Library The place to meet in the ALDEN Hotel Splügenschloss – in fact the place to meet in the area – is the hotel’s cocktail and champagne bar. Choose from the extensive selection of international drinks, enjoy famous champagnes, or sample cuvees from less well-known vineyards. Managing Director Maria Büeler Zischler is constantly on the lookout for new rarities to present to her guests during the weekly guided tour of the hotel or at special events. For those who prefer the quieter life, the sophisticated and elegant library is an ideal place for a quiet chat amongst friends.
Banquets and Conferences Birthday party, wedding Gala dinner, family celebration or business meal, the Alden offers various room options for your party and define a suitable menu together with you for your guests. At the ALDEN Hotel Splügenschloss you will find glamorous, private and discreet atmosphere.
Rooms
Each ALDEN suite is made up of an individually decorated drawing room, a generously sized bedroom and a spacious bathroom. The drawing room allows you to host business meetings or intimate luncheons and dinners in a private atmosphere. All rooms are equipped with air condition, video on demand, high speed Internet access and wireless LAN.
Deluxe double room
This spacious room is 60 m² in size and offers a charming atmosphere with exposed wooden beams, a seating area and beautiful prints of old Zurich. The room boasts a big bathroom with whirlpool, a separate shower and a separate shower toilet.
Executive
Two separate rooms, 95 m², equipped with a tasteful mix of modern and antique furniture. The very spacious drawing room with its charming bay in the castle's tower boast a massive sitting area and a dining table for large meals up to max. eight persons - it is also suitable to held discreet business meetings in the drawing room. The bathroom features a whirlpool, a shower and a shower toilet, dimmable lighting, Venetian stucco and antique dressing table. Separate guest toilet.
Junior Suite
These suites are 60 to 65 m² in size and offer 2 separate rooms. In the salon you find a seating area and a dining table, where you can dine in absolute privacy or meet business partners. The separate bedrooms feature a king-size or a double bed, plenty of storage space and a wardrobe. The spacious bathroom (in some suites with daylight) boasts a whirlpool, a separate shower and a separate shower toilet.
Loft Suite
These suites are 66 or 85 m² in size and boast a stylish modern design and layout, what make them different to the other suites. There is an 8-metre long wellness bathroom with whirlpool, a separate shower and a shower toilet. The larger suite features a seating corner, a big dining table and a king-size bed. In the smaller suite you will also find a seating corner, a writing desk, a king-size bed and - our highlight - a private sauna.
Presidential suites
The presidential suites have two separate rooms, they are 85 to 95 m² in size and boast artistic historic parquet floors and partly coloured stucco in the salons and the bedrooms. The breathtakingly large wellness bathroom is your private Spa area. It features a whirlpool, a shower and a shower toilet, dimmable lighting, Venetian stucco and antique dressing table. There is also a separate guest's toilet and 2 laptop-size safes with charging plugs. Both rooms feature a flat-screen TV.
Suite
These suites are 70 to 85 m² in size and offer 2 separate rooms. The salon features a parquet floor, stucco or exposed wooden beams and a tasteful mix of modern and antique furniture. A comfortable seating area and a large dining table are there as well. Enjoy a drink on your charming small Art-Deco balcony. The seperate stylish bedroom features a king-size or a double bed and plenty of storage space in the wardrobe and the chest of drawers. The stunningly large bathroom features a whirlpool, a separate shower, a separate shower toilet, dimmable lighting, Stucco Veneziano and an antique dressing table. Separate guest's toilet.
Getting there
Airport: 10 km
Center: 1 mt
Train: 500 m
Bus: 100 m
Golf: 10 m
Destination: Zurich, Switzerland
Zurich is in the heart of Europe and Switzerland at the northern end of Lake Zurich. Besides being the most populous capital in Switzerland, Zurich is the financial and economic capital, the city of banks but also a European cultural mecca. Not only can it boast numerous museums, theatres and concert halls, but also about 500 bars, nightclubs and discos. Its Bahnhofstrasse is one of the most famous shopping streets in Switzerland. In Zurich there are two of the most renowned academic institutions in the country: the University of Zurich and the prestigious Zurich Federal Polytechnic School (EPFZ). Between 1975 and 2002 the EPFZ produced no fewer than seven Nobel laureates. Kloten Airport near Zurich is the largest in the country. Zurich is also an important rail hub, and, for public transport, it is said to be the city with the best public transport service in the world. The multicultural environment and the wide range of leisure activities draws guests from all over the world. If you want to go shopping and visit the great boutiques and stores selling jewellery and watches, you must visit the Bahnhofstrasse: formerly the fortress moat of the city of Zurich. But there are other chic places in Zurich, whether it is Zurich-West or the Aussersihl district, which both contrast sharply with the Schipfe neighbourhood and its idyllic craft workshops. Zurich boasts the highest density of clubs in Switzerland. At 11 pm the festivities begin, lasting well into the early hours of the morning. In summer, the nightlife takes place not only in clubs but also outdoors, where people enjoy swimming in Lake Zurich to relax. Zurich also has a great deal to offer art enthusiasts. The city has no fewer than 50 museums, 14 of which are devoted to art. In the Kunsthaus Zurich museum of plastic arts, there is an important collection of paintings, sculptures, photos and videos. In addition, the Kunsthaus offers a large collection of works by Alberto Giacometti. Another highlight is the Rietberg Museum, one of the first international art centres of non-European art. A few metres from the main station of Zurich is the Schweizerisches Landesmuseum, a massive palace-style building constructed over one hundred years ago which houses the largest collection on cultural history in the country. However, in Zurich, art may be experienced outside the walls of the museums and art galleries, be it the Giacometti hall in the Zurich city Police Headquarters, the choir windows designed by Marc Chagall in the church of Fraumünster-Kirche or the work entitled Heureka by Jean Tinguely, located on the shore of Lake Zurich.
Zurich is in the heart of Europe and Switzerland at the northern end of Lake Zurich. Besides being the most populous capital in Switzerland, Zurich is the financial and economic capital, the city of banks but also a European cultural mecca. Not only can it boast numerous museums, theatres and concert halls, but also about 500 bars, nightclubs and discos. Its Bahnhofstrasse is one of the most famous shopping streets in Switzerland.
